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@TheMaskedYodha Yes

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@VarahaWarrior Big no 🙂‍↔️

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@MrSandeepPhogat We continue to support Modi

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@Geetashloks Jai shree Jagannath

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@Krishnavallabhi Hare Krishna hare Krishna
Krishna Krishna hare hare
Hare Rama hare Rama
Ram Ram hare hare

🪷🪷🪷🪷🙏🙏🙏🙏

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@SEBI_RA_Manish Info graphic values needs your attention.

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@SeniorLazarus @anandmahindra It is part of the the game.

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@yajnshri Har har Mahadev

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@TTDevasthanams Om namo Venkateshwara

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@CEO_Telangana @ECISVEEP In last 5 days I have not seen any enumerate visiting HB colony sanjeev reddy nagar area to be exact behind AXIS BANK locality

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Borivali West folks - please work your magic & support Mansukh Kaka🪄💖

Share for good karma 🙏

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Gir Somnath, Gurat – It is widely believed that snatching prey from the mouth of a lion is virtually impossible, but a remarkable video from the rural areas of Gir Somnath in Gujarat has shattered that notion. In the astonishing footage, a fearless bull confronts a full-grown Asiatic lion that was seated atop its fresh kill. Displaying extraordinary courage, the bull charges directly at the apex predator, aggressively thrusting its horns forward in a bold challenge. The lion, visibly taken aback by the bull’s aggressive stance and unwavering determination, hesitates before ultimately retreating. In a rare reversal of roles, the “King of the Jungle” is forced to abandon its hard-earned meal and flee the scene.

[STARBOY GUCCI🖤🦉🖤 @Guccistarboi]

Family shares video of their son Before Surgery & After surgery🥹

Doctors are indeed gods on earth 👏👏

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లిక్కర్ రాణి @RaoKavitha
కవిత అక్కాయ్ ఫస్ట్ ఇది చూడు...
తరువాత ఆంధ్రప్రదేశ్ గురించి మాటలు ఆడు అర్ధం అయ్యిందా.మైక్ ఉంది కదా అన్ని మాటలు ఆడే ముందు మన వీపు జరా చూసుకోవాలి.

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@Krishnavallabhi Om namah Narayana 🙏🙏

[@Surya @Suryana72531594]

@JhaSanjay And IT dept run behind salaried for his tax savings of 5k and 10k rupees on tax scrutiny names even after paying 30 percent taxes already by them.

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నాగోల్ నుంచి రాయదుర్గం వెళ్లే మెట్రోలో అసభ్యంగా ప్రవర్తించి తోటి ప్రయాణికులతో వాగ్వాదానికి దిగిన చైతన్య వీడియో వైరల్ కావడంతో HMRL చర్యలు తీసుకుంది. మెట్రో రైలు యాక్ట్ ప్రకారం చైతన్యకు రూ.250 జరిమానా విధించారు.

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@amshilparaghu Authorities catch hold of this person, n impose a penalty on him publicly, so that in future him, no other person will do such an action.

[Shankar Sharma @1shankarsharma]

My piece in @livemint today.

India faces 2 choices: Indian households blow up their savings, giving F2s minimal cost exits.

RBI blows up reserves, defending the Rupee, swapping SIP Rs into USD, giving F2s low cost exits.

Our projected import ( merch+ services) cover is just 6 months. Deep red zone.

Our projected BOP deficit is ~13% ( that's optimistic IMO) of current reserves. Even in 2008, it was just 8%.

So get the magnitude of the problem.

We can't fight this 2 front war. It's a ticket to the IMF.

Sensible choice: sacrifice the Stock Market. It never busts a nation.

FX crises always do.

Remember the 80s multiple Latam Tequila crises?

My reco:

RAISE taxation on MF investing.

Lower F2 new investment taxes.

( We used to have 0 tax on F2s and 20% on locals, in the 90s. We needed dollars then. We need dollars now. )

So:

Stock market crashes.

That's fine. F2s try selling but there are few willing buyers on the other side.

Selling into illiquidity always crashes prices.

But we don't lose USDs because quantum of selling absorbed will a fraction of today.

And at 30-40% lower prices, after a crash, the same selling F2s will become buyers.

I have seen this multiple times in my sell side life. " Market is cheap now": becomes the chatter in Manhattan after some champagne. " Let's go back in"

We saw $20 billion flow in 09-10.$ 10 billion in 13-14.

Each after a massive crash.

Crashes almost always trigger massive F2 inflows.

We must make this happen.

We simply can't give easy exits.

Exits must be made costly.

Even unviable.

That's the way it used to happen before.

I am prepared to endure the pain on my India holdings for a while.

Stock markets always come back in a year or two.

No currency ever regains the glory of its pre-crisis levels. Almost none.

Absorb this fact slowly.

Since March this year, I have put ~ Rs.200 cr into India.

I am fine to take pain on my holdings if it saves the country.

Are you, the Jain, the Gupta, the Patel, and millions others, prepared to do the same?

MF distributors? Asset Managers?

Are you prepared to let go your swarth for the country?

Because else, 12 months from now, we will be teetering at abyss' edge.

[Karthik Reddy @bykarthikreddy]

DCM Pawan Kalyan was visibily impressed by an employee who had all answers for the questions on Godavari River cleaning.

This is how elected should interact with govt officials, some of whom have incredible knowledge and ideas to do good for the state.